T-iX User Guide

T-iX User Guide
For all T-iX Models
T-iX user guide for all T-iX models
Page
Introduction................................................................................................................................................. 2
Using your T-iX effectively............................................................................................................................. 2
Safety information - using your T-iX safely.................................................................................................... 2
What you get .............................................................................................................................................. 3
Installation................................................................................................................................................... 4
Ports............................................................................................................................................................. 4
Display and buttons..................................................................................................................................... 5
Counting
What you can count with your T-iX. ............................................................................................................. 6
Counting tasks............................................................................................................................................. 7
Getting started............................................................................................................................................. 8
Switch on, home page, using the keypad, reference numbers, Z balance, floats
Notes......................................................................................................................................................... 10
Loose, bundled, clipped, sleeved
Coins.......................................................................................................................................................... 12
Tellercup, full bags/rolls, part filled bags/rolls
Other Media............................................................................................................................................... 14
Coupons / vouchers, tokens, key-entered media
Ending a count........................................................................................................................................... 15
Ending, reviewing & amending a count
Multi Till
Tasks........................................................................................................................................................... 16
View Tills.................................................................................................................................................... 17
Amend....................................................................................................................................................... 17
View Grand Totals...................................................................................................................................... 18
Print / Clear / Send...................................................................................................................................... 18
Settings
Unit Settings.............................................................................................................................................. 19
Date & time, language, sound, display settings, port settings
Set up Wizard............................................................................................................................................. 21
Diagnostics................................................................................................................................................. 22
Weighing Scale........................................................................................................................................... 23
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Introduction
The Tellermate T-iX range is the leading cash management solution for your business, enabling you to
quickly and efficiently count and manage your cash.
Stand-alone or connected directly to business reporting systems, T-iX helps to increase the efficiency,
security and accuracy of a wide range of cash management tasks:
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T-iX counts all money formats contained in a typical cash drawer:
Notes (loose, banded, clipped and sleeved notes)
Coins (loose, bagged, rolled)
Non-cash items (cheques, credit card values, etc.)
T-iX comes with optional connections to printer and PC systems. This document includes instructions on
how to get started with your T-iX and on how to configure your model to suit your preferences. Please be
aware that there is a range of T-iX models; not all features illustrated in this document may be available in
your model.
Caring for T-iX:
Using your T-iX effectively
1. Use T-iX on a stable, flat surface, free from vibrations and drafts* (air conditioning, fans, etc).
2. When counting notes, raise the coin tray – when counting coins, lower the coin tray.
3. When counting loose coins, use the Tellercups supplied by Tellermate
4. Place items on the unit carefully; do not throw or drop them.
5. Check the count mode carefully, e.g. do not count coin bags in the Tellercup mode.
6. Sort money before counting; mixed denominations cannot be counted.
7. Turn the unit OFF and carefully unplug all cables before carrying it in an upright position
– use the finger grips on the underside.
8. Do not leave objects on the money platform when T-iX is not in use. Not even a Tellercup.
9. This unit cannot identify counterfeit money.
10.Charge your battery (if supplied) for 4 hours before first use; replace it when advised.
How to use your T-iX in a safe manner
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Caution – Lithium battery. Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type.
Keep T-iX clean with a dry cloth only. Do not use sprays, wet / damp products or immerse in liquid.
If liquid is spilled on T-iX, as soon as it is safe, turn off the power. Contact your supplier for assistance.
Do not subject T-iX to impacts or shocks by hitting or dropping it.
If the casing of the power adaptor is cracked or broken. disconnect power and contact your supplier
for assistance.
Do not place items weighing over 2kg on T-iX.
Always use and store T-iX on a flat and stable surface - injury may be caused to the user if it falls.
The power socket must be near T-iX and easily accessible. Do not misuse or apply force to the cables.
Do not disassemble T-iX.
Do not use pens or tools to operate the keys.
Dispose of T-iX and batteries in accordance with local regulations.
Failure to follow these instructions may cause permanent damage to your T-iX unit
and invalidate your warranty.
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Quick Start Guide
Optional Extras
Printer
Battery
Tellercup
Coin Sorter
TellerComK
If you require any further information about the optional items please
contact your Tellermate dealer.
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Installation
To fit, lower the
Money Platform down
until the magnetic
connector slots into
position. To release,
twist and lift.
Rear Ports
PWR: Connect the
power cable in here
PWR
A green LED will
light up when
mains power is
connected
USB-A: Used for
software upgrades only
USB-B
Network
USB-A
USB-B: If your T-iX
is configured to
connect to a PC via
USB, connect the
B connector of the
cable here
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Serial: If you have a printer plug it
in here. If your T-iX is configured to
connect to a PC via serial, connect
the serial cable here
Serial
Network - If your
T-iX is configured to
connect to a PC to your
Network, plug your
network cable in here
Display and Buttons
Current count
format: Notes/
Coins/ Coupons/
Tokens or Media
Currency and
denomination
Count type
Displays the count
mode in use. Notes:
loose, banded, clipped
or sleeved. Coins:
Tellercup, bag or roll
CASHING UP
Indicates the function
of the selection key
below, these will have a
different function
in different parts of
your count
Notes
GBP
£5
x 15
£75.00
#1 Total =
£81.09
Loose
Selection keys
Quantity of items
that are currently on
the Money Platform
Value of items that
are currently on the
Money Platform
Running total for
items counted so
far including what
is currently on the
Money Platform
Home key - returns
user to the Home
page from any
location
ON/OFF key
OK key - confirms /
enters a selection
Directional
navigation keys
END key - this key
is used to END a
count
CE key - Cancel Entry
- key, for subtracting
or entering negative
numeric values
Alpha Numeric
keys - for entering
alphabetic or
numeric entries
+ key, for adding
or entering positive
numeric values
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What you can count with your T-iX
Money Counting Modes
T-iX has many different modes for counting money. A mode is a term used by Tellermate to describe the
different ways in which money is packaged. Modes will differ according to T-iX model.
It is extremely important when counting money that your T-iX is set to the correct mode; if it isn’t, it is
likely that the wrong values will be displayed. Please see pages 10-13 for counting instructions.
Mode
Description
Loose notes
For counting loose notes of the selected denomination. Loose notes are counted
by placing 15-20 notes on the money platform at any one time.
Banded notes
For counting bundles of banded notes of the selected denomination. Notes must
be bundled together in a fixed quantity. A typical bundle quantity is 50 or 100
Notes.
Clipped notes
For counting notes of the selected denomination that are clipped together in
a fixed quantity. A typical clip quantity is 10 or 20 notes.
Sleeved notes
For counting notes of the selected denomination that are packaged in a sleeve
in a fixed quantity. A typical sleeve quantity is 50 or 100 notes.
Bagged/
Rolled coin
For counting bagged/rolled coins of a selected denomination.
Bags/Rolls can be counted even if only part full.
Tellercup
For counting loose coin of a selected denomination in a Tellercup.
Full Bag/roll
For counting full bags/rolls of any denomination.
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Counting - Tasks
HOME
From the Home screen press
to select a
task then press
to confirm.
Cashing Up
*Counting tasks differ by T-iX model, your T-iX may have some
but not all of the tasks described below.
Cash Lift
Bank Preparation
Task Type
Description
Cashing Up
At the end of a shift or the working day, user counts the contents of a cash
drawer, or other organised collection of money. This identifies the overall cash
total and allows preparation of a pre-determined amount of cash as a change
float.
Alternatively, the user completes the same function but leaves no float.
Banking Preparation
User prepares money for deposit at a bank or collection by a “cash-in-transit”
organisation. Includes the preparation of full bags of coin or bundles of notes
and is likely to concentrate on the counting of prepared bundles and bags.
Safe Check
User counts the contents of a centralised safe that might also have a nominated
amount of money (float) that is retained to provide change to tills.
Till Check
For added security, user may conduct spot checks on a given till. This
gives greater visibility of till contents against an expected figure to prevent
unauthorised removal of cash. In the event of a customer complaint r.e. receipt
of incorrect change, the till can be quickly checked. Till Check counts do not get
added into the grand total.
Cash Lift
User counts the high-value notes and vouchers that are removed from the
cash drawer to prevent excessive values of cash being held “on the shop floor”
throughout the working day.
CoinMate Count
User counts coins in the order presented to him through use of the
CoinMate product.
Float Check
User checks the contents of cash drawers that have pre-prepared change floats
prior to issuing the drawer to a till operator.
Bulk Notes
User validates the contents of “bricks” or bundles of notes by comparing a
weight displayed on the unit with a table of permissible weights for the selected
denomination.
Payment Check
User checks the value of a number of notes (loose, banded, clipped or sleeved)
and bags of coins before accepting them from, or issuing them to, a customer.
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Counting - Getting Started
Starting
To switch onPress the
key.
Home Page
Your T-iX software will come with pre-programmed
counting tasks to help you process your money.
Use the
buttons to select a count task
and confirm by pressing
.
Using the keypad*
* selected models only
The keypad allows you to enter reference numbers and the
value of “other media” items such as cheques and credit
cards. It can also be used to directly enter the amount of any
denomination, rather than counting it on T-iX.
Keying in a value
In count mode select the denomination using the
keys,
enter the value of the denomination using the keypad then
press the
+ key to confirm the amount.
If you make a mistake whilst entering a denomination,
select the denomination and press the
key to clear the
entry and start again.
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Counting - Getting Started
Reference Numbers
T-i gives you the capability to input reference numbers for
Tills, Cashiers, Operator and Store*. To enter a reference
number simply use
to highlight the reference, (Till is
highlighted in this illustration) then press
to nudge the
reference number between 0-99.
X
For T-iX models with a numeric keypad the user can
key in the number via the keypad and confirm by
pressing
.
CASHING UP
Till
1
Cashier
0
Operator
0
Back
Z Balance**
BALANCE (Z)
In certain models the user may be required to enter a Z
Balance (Also known as Expected Take, Zread, Xread). This
is the expected take for the day and the till contents will
be counted and balanced against this figure. To enter a Z
balance simply key in the value using the keypad and
press
to confirm.
Selecting a Float Value*
Balance (Z) =
1234567.89
Back
CASHING UP
Your T-i model may be programmed with 4 preset
float values.
X
GBP
1p
You can choose a float value at the beginning of your
count before anything has been added by pressing
the right hand
key, named “Float” in the
illustration. Repeatedly press this button to scroll through
the 4 preset values and “no float” (0.00). Once a float
value has been selected, money can be counted and the
float value will be deducted from the total at the end of
the count.
* Only available with certain models.
** Only available on models with a keypad
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Coins
x 427
£4.27
Float = £75.00
Tellercup
Float
Counting - Notes
Counting Loose Notes
15-20 Notes
Count one denomination at a time.
Use the
key to select the denomination. Stack the
notes against the short side of the Money Platform with
the platform up as per diagram.
Stack in batches of 15-20 notes at a time without
removing them. T-iX will beep to confirm the money
has been placed on the Money Platform.
Stack without removing
Leave the first batch on the Money Platform and add the
next batch of the same denomination. After all the notes
of that denomination have been added, remove them all
together. T-iX will beep to confirm the money has been
counted and added to the total.
CASHING UP
GBP
£5
Notes
x 15
£75.00
#1 Total =
£16.09
Loose
CASHING UP
Counting Bundled Notes
Banded notes bundles (e.g. 50 or 100 notes) of the same
denomination can be counted without removing the band.
Use the
GBP
£5
x 100
£500.00
key to select the denomination.
Press the left hand
key to select ‘Bundle’ mode.
Place the first bundle on the money platform. After the
value has been displayed, more bundled notes of the same
denomination may be added.
Notes
#1 Total =
£92.09
Bundle
If REMOVE BAND appears, remove all the notes from the
money platform, press the left hand
key to select
‘loose’ count mode and count the last bundle in batches of
15-20.
CASHING UP
GBP
£5
Counting clipped notes
Use the
key to select the denomination.
Press the left hand
key to select clip mode. Put the
first clipped bundle on the Money Platform. After the value
has been displayed, more clipped notes may be added.
If REMOVE CLIP appears, remove all the notes from the
Money Platform, press the
key to select ‘loose’ count
mode and count in batches of 15-20.
10
#1 Total =
Clip
Notes
x 10
£50.00
£592.09
Counting - Notes
Counting Sleeved Notes
Use the
CASHING UP
key to select the denomination.
Press the left hand
key to select sleeve mode.
Place the first sleeved bundle on the Money Platform.
After the value has been displayed, more sleeved notes
may be added.
If REMOVE SLEEVE appears, remove all the notes from
the Money Platform, press the left hand
key to
select loose count mode and count in batches of 15-20.
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GBP
£5
x 100
£500.00
#1 Total =
Sleeve
Notes
£642.09
Counting - Coins
Counting Full Bags / Rolls
Your T-iX is set up to count either rolls or bags of money.
The next three sections show how to count bags, but are
also applicable to roll counting.
• Use the
key to select ‘Full Bag’.
• P
lace the full bag on the Money Platform. (T-iX will
automatically recognise the denomination).
• If you have more full bags place them on the Platform oneby-one.
• T-iX will hold approximately 5-6 full bags on the platform.
• If “SUSPECT BAG” is displayed, remove the bag and check
by denomination (see page 13).
Review Full Bag/Roll Table
This mode allows you to view, clear or manually enter the
Full Bags / Rolls that you have counted.
• Use the
When counting coins in bags, rolls or a
Tellercup it is advised that you have the
tray down as shown in picture
CASHING UP
GBP
Full Bag
key to select Full Bag.
• P
ress the left hand
review table.
key to access the
• Select the denomination by using the
• To clear a denomination press the
Coins
++Added++
#1 Total =
£41.09
Review
key.
key.
To manually enter a denomination press the right hand
labelled + or centre
key labelled -
REVIEW SCREEN FOR
to increase / decrease full bag quantities by increments of x
1 full bag.
1p x (1)
1.00
2p x (4)
4.00
5p x (6)
30.00
Alternatively, to input or remove larger quantities of bagged
coin, key in the number of bags using the keypad then press
the
key.**
+ or
** only available on models with a keypad.
Press the left hand
count screen.
to return to the Full Bag
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Back
-
Full Bag
+
Counting - Coins
Counting Bags (or part full bags)
Bag mode allows you to count the contents of a bag
(full / part full) of a pre-selected denomination.
• Use the
GBP
1p
• P
ut the bag on the Money Platform and T-iX will
display the value of its contents.
Counting with a Tellercup
Coins
++Added++
key to select the denomination.
• P
ress the left hand
key to select Bag mode
(see pg. 6 for counting modes).
#1 Total =
£42.09
Bag
CASHING UP
Cup mode allows you to count loose coins.
Each denomination must be counted separately.
• Use the
CASHING UP
GBP
2p
x 291
£5.82
key to select the denomination.
• P
ress the left hand
key to select Tellercup
mode (see pg 6 for counting modes).
#1 Total =
• P
lace the Tellercup on the Money Platform; T-iX will
display the value of its contents.
Coins
£42.09
Tellercup
To make up full bags of coin, place the empty Tellercup on the Money Platform and
add coins until the required value is displayed.
When “AutoScroll” is activated T-iX will scroll automatically to the next denomination,
in sequence from the lowest to the highest value.
Coin denominations must always be separated before counting.
Do not count bags of coin in the TellerCups; place them directly onto the
Money Platform.
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Counting - Other Media
Counting Coupons/Vouchers
Use the
display).
CASHING UP
Coupons
GBP
Vchr
keys to select coupons (see top right of
Use the
keys to scroll through your enabled coupons.
Coupons and vouchers can be counted by stacking on the
money platform in the same way as notes. Alternatively,
the values can be keyed in using the numeric keypad.**
x 15
£75.00
#1 Total =
£16.09
Loose
** only available with certain models
For coupon set up see page 21
Counting Tokens
Use the
display).
CASHING UP
keys to select tokens (see top right of
GBP
Token
Use the
keys to scroll through your enabled tokens.
Tokens can be counted in the same way as coins.
Alternatively, the values can be keyed in using the numeric
keypad.**
Tokens
++Added++
#1 Total =
£42.09
Bag
** only available with certain models
For token set up see page 21
Other Media*
CASHING UP
*Only available in models with a keypad
This function caters for positive or negative monetary
values that can not be weighed i.e. cheques, electronic
(card) payments, refunds and petty cash.
Use the
display).
Cheque=
1234.00
Cheque
Use the left hand
key to scroll through your
enabled other media items. Key in the value for each
individual item and add it to your total by pressing the
to enter positive or negative values.
+ or
For other media set up see page 21
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#1
1.00
#2
4.00
#3
3.00
#1 Total =
keys to select Other Media (see top right of
Other Media
£47.09
Counting - Ending a Count
Ending a Count
When all of your items have been counted press the
key. This ends the current count and takes you to
the Count Summary screen. To view a count summary of
another currency that has been counted, press the middle
key below ‘Currency’.
COUNT SUMMARY
1p (437)
£4.37
2p
(291)
£5.82
5p
(89)
£8.90
Back
Currency
Reviewing & Amending your Count
Scroll up and down using the
key to review your count. If you are happy with your summary press
to move on to COUNT REVIEW.
If an error has been made or you wish to make an amendment, scroll to the item that you wish to
amend and press
to confirm. You will now be taken to an editing screen where you can edit the
selected item.
COUNT REVIEW
COUNT REVIEW
Total
£1234.56
Balance
Reference Numbers
Float
£1240.00
Under by
£5.44
£50.00
Back
Back
End of Count Options
Pressing
from the Count Review screen above will take you to the End of Count Options.
END OF COUNT OPTIONS
END OF COUNT OPTIONS
Next Till
Clear Till
Print Till
END/Home
Send Till
Back
Back
Summary of End of Count options:*
Next Till - Starts a new till of the current counting task. If you are using a multi till unit, current till data
will be saved to memory.
Print Till - Prints count results from current till.
Send Till Data - Sends current till data to PC.
Clear Till Data - Clears the current till data from your multi till unit and returns you to the Home Page.
END/Home - Ends current count and returns you to the Home Page.
*Options are model specific, not all options may be available in your model.
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Counting - Multi Till
Tasks and Multiple Transactions
For models T-iX 3550 & T-iX 4550
Your T-iX multi-till software comes with pre-programmed tasks to help you process your money. Multiple
transactions from many cashiers and tills can be stored. When a till number is entered Tellermate searches
its internal records to see if there is an existing record for this till. Any new transactions will be added into
the GRAND TOTAL with those that have already been processed.
T-iX multi-till allows the user to count, store and consolidate up to 150 tills.
Tasks
To select a task press the
key. To confirm and start the task press the
key.
HOME
HOME
Cashing Up
Cash Lift
Cash Lift
Banking Preparation
Bank Preparation
Till Check
T-iX multi-till has four different counting tasks which cover the requirements of a multi-till environment.
Cashing Up: Count an entire till drawer and deduct standard float. Adds to GRAND TOTAL memory.
Cash Lift: Count skimmed Notes / Cheques / Coupons and other non-cash items. Adds into till total in
addition to GRAND TOTAL.
Bank Preparation: Count cash ready for Banking. Banking totals are not added into the GRAND TOTAL.
Till Check: Perform a full till audit and deduct a standard float, carry out a safe check or check a coin
delivery. Till Check totals are not added into GRAND TOTAL but simply treated as a single count which is
cleared from the unit when ended.
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Counting - Multi Till
Tasks and Multiple Transactions
Your T-iX multi-till has four additional tasks which assist the management of count information in
a multi-till environment. These tasks can be accessed from the Home Page.
HOME
HOME
View & Amend Tills
View Grandtotals
View Grand Totals
Print/Clear/Send
Print/Clear/Send
Amend Other Media
View & Amend Tills
VIEW & AMEND TILLS allows you to view a list of all of your till totals in addition to the current Grand Total
for all the tills counted. VIEW & AMEND TILLS also allows you to Amend, Print, Delete or Send data to a PC
for individual tills.
Start at the Home Page. Using the
Using the
key, scroll to VIEW & AMEND TILLS. Press
key, scroll through the list of tills to highlight the required till and press
four options: Amend, Print, Delete & Send (data to a PC). Use the
and press
.
. You now have
key to select the required option
.
G.Total
Till #3
3089.58
#1
1249.73
Amend
#2
1790.12
Print/Send
#3
49.23
Delete
Back
Back
Amend Tills
Amend allows you to amend any reference numbers, float values, cash, coupons, tokens or other
media items by using the keypad to manually enter the change. Amend could be helpful if you have
entered an incorrect till number. If you have made a mistake that requires you to re-count a particular
denomination, you must return to the counting task where the mistake was made (cashing up or cash
lift) and re-enter the relevant till number. Using the
key, scroll to the relevant denomination. Press
the
key to clear the value counted for that denomination and then re-count your money for that
denomination only. All totals & grand totals affected by this amendment will be updated, and a print
out will automatically be generated.
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Counting - Multi Till
View Grand Totals
Allows you to view the total number of tills counted and the combined grand total of all tills. Starting
at the
page, use the
key to scroll to View Grandtotals and press
. You can also print or
send data with a full breakdown by denomination of the money counted across all tills by pressing
the relevant
key.
View Grand Totals
No. Tills
<€>
If you have counted tills in more than
one currency press the
key to view
the other currencies.
99 (150)
Grand Total
£223344.69
Print
Back
Send
Print/Clear/Send
Print
Start at the
page. Using the
the PRINT TOTALS screen:
key, scroll to Print/Clear/Send and press
. This will take you to
Here are descriptions of the print options available:*
PRINT TOTALS
PRINT TOTALS
All Tills - Brief
Cheque list
All Tills - In full
All Other Media
Grand Total
Back
Back
All Tills in Brief - Prints a summary of all till numbers and their individual totals.
All Tills In full - Prints a full breakdown by denomination for each till counted.
Grand Total
- Prints a Grand Total summary by denomination.
Cheque List
- Prints a full listing of cheques entered for all tills.
All Other Media - Prints a full listing of all media including cheques entered for all tills.
*Printer is an optional extra
Send Totals (PC)
To send your totals to a PC use the
will be sent to your PC.
key to scroll to Send Totals (PC) and press
. Data for all tills
Clear all totals
To clear your totals use the
key to scroll to CLEAR ALL TOTALS and press
are sure that you want to clear all totals, press
. You will be asked if you
to confirm.
IMPORTANT:
Totals must be cleared every day before beginning any counts for a new business day.
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Settings
Settings
Unit settings can be accessed from the
page. Using the
key, scroll to SETTINGS and press
.
Use the
key to select an option from the SETTINGS list and press
to enter that section.
Each option is described individually in the following section of this user manual.
Date and Time
To set the date and time use the
key to highlight
the area that you wish to change and use the
scroll through permitted numbers. Hold down
SET TIME
key to
hh : mm : ss
for
dd / mm / 20yy
quick scroll.
Use the
key to move to highlight minutes and
to
amend. Follow the same process to amend the date, then
press
hh/mm/ss
Back
to save changes.
For units with a keypad follow above instructions but key in the numbers using the numeric keypad
instead of using the navigation keys.
Language
To change the language, toggle between the two preset
languages by using the right hand
key, labelled
‘Change’ then press
.
LANGUAGE SETTINGS
Language : English
NB. Only one language is permitted at a time.
Back
Sound
To Switch sound ON or OFF, follow on screen prompts.
Change
SOUND SETTINGS
ON
Press Change to amend and OK to
confirm
Back
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Change
Settings
Display Settings
BACKLIGHT STATUS
Backlight
ON
To switch the Backlight ON or OFF highlight “Backlight” in
the “DISPLAY SETTINGS” screen by using the
press
key, then
.
Then follow on screen instructions as seen in the
illustration.
Press Change to amend and OK to
confirm
Back
Change
Contrast
To change the display contrast highlight contrast in the
“DISPLAY SETTINGS” screen by using the
press
.
key, then
CONTRAST LEVEL
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Then follow on screen instructions as seen in the
illustration.
Press OK to confirm
Back
Port Settings
To enable/disable one of the available* ports select the
port that you wish to enable / disable using the
key
then press the right hand
key to toggle between
X and . Press
to save your changes.
*Available ports will differ by model. Please see the table
below
Model
USB A Port
Printer/Serial Port
Change
PORT SETTINGS
Printer

Serial
X
USB
X
Back
USB B Port
Edit
Ethernet
1000
•
2000
•
•
3000
•
•
•
3500
•
•
•
3550
•
•
•
4500
•
•
•
•
4550
•
•
•
•
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Change
Set up Wizards
T-iX set up wizards enable you to easily configure your unit to meet your needs.
From the
Page press the
Wizard. Now press
.
key and highlight Setup
T-iX will now display the Set up Wizard screen (shown
opposite*). Use the
key to highlight the item that you
wish to set up and press
to enter.
*Setup Wizard options will differ by model.
SET UP WIZARD
Note Wizard
Coin Wizard
Coupon Wizard
Back
Please see table below to show what can be configured for each item using the relevant wizard:
Note Wizard
Allows you to enable / disable and set weights for Note
denominations.
Coin Wizard
Allows you to enable / disable and set weights for Coin denominations.
Coupon Wizard
Allows you to enable / disable, edit name, set a value, set by number
or value and set weights for each coupon.
Token Wizard
Allows you to enable / disable, edit name, set a value, set by number
or value and set weights for each token.
Other Media Wizard
Allows you to enable / disable, & edit the name of each Key Entered
Media item.
Reference Number Wizard
Allows you to enable / disable, & edit the name of each Reference
Number.
Packaged Note Wizard
Allows you to set package quantity and set weights and limits for
packaged notes.
Packaged Coin Wizard
Allows you to set package quantity and set weights and limits for
packaged coins.
Currency Wizard
Allows you to enable / disable available currencies.
Count Task Wizard
Allows you to enable / disable and edit names of tasks.
Float Wizard
Allows you to enable / disable and edit float values.
Container Wizard
Allows you to enable / disable containers.
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Diagnostics
From the
Page use the
key to highlight Diagnostics. Now press
.
Use the
key to scroll through the menu items and press
to enter a selection. Alternatively, enter
a selection using the
key then use the right hand
key to move through all diagnostics screens
consecutively. To return a step, press the left hand
key.
Unit Information
UNIT INFORMATION
Unit Information displays the time, date and software
version of your unit. Press the middle
key
to enter the ‘set time and date’ function, which is also
accessible from the settings menu.
Time:
09 : 38 09
Date:
25 - 03 - 2015
TiX- 3500- 044- 1.8- 5.0- GEN1.14
Back
Noise check
This screen monitors the level of disturbance caused by
draughts of air, vibrations and electronic interference, which
could affect the performance of your unit. If the bar is full,
cash counting conditions are optimal. If the bar is empty,
conditions are poor and the unit should be placed in a more
suitable location, away from any possible interference. If
this does not solve the problem, the unit may need to be
evaluated. Contact your supplier for assistance.
Check Weight
Settings
Next
NOISE CHECK
X
Back
3
Next
CHECK WEIGHT
A known weight can be checked here.
Weight on Unit
0.0
Back
Note/Band/Sleeve/Clip/Coin/Bag/Container weights
These sections are provided for the use of your helpline provider.
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Next
Weighing Scale
Weighing Scale
From the
Page use the
key to highlight Weighing Scale. Now press
The following screen will be displayed:
WEIGHING SCALE
0.0
Grams
Back
The maximum working capacity of T-iX is 2kg.
Note: The weighing scale function is not an ‘Approved legal for trade’ function.
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.
Technical Specification
EC Declaration of Conformity
This is to certify that:
All Tellermate T-iX models manufactured by Tellermate Limited, Leeway, Newport, UK, conform to the Low
Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC, and the Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 2004/108/EC by application
of the following standards:
BS EN 60950-1: 2006
BS EN 55022: 2007
BS EN 55024 (Class B): 2003
BS EN 61000-4-2: 2009
BS EN 61000-4-3: 2006
BS EN 61000-4-4: 2004
BS EN 61000-4-5: 2006
BS EN 61000-4-6: 2009
BS EN 61000-4-11: 2004
BS EN 50419: 2006
Complies with EU
Directive 2002/95/EC
on the restriction of use
of certain hazardous
substances in electrical &
electronic equipment.
Complies with the Waste
Electrical and Electronic
Equipment
Directive 2002/96/EC.
Consult your supplier
before disposal.
Signed for Tellermate Limited
D.Mansell
Group Engineering Manager
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Technical Specification
Load capability:
External interfaces:
Maximum load - 2kg (4lbs 6oz)
Counting resolution - 1 banknote/coin
USB - A
For upgrading product firmware
Dimensions:
Serial (optional)
T-iX including Money Platform
Length 291 mm (11.4”)
Width 152 mm (6.0”)
Height 166 mm (6.5”)
For connection to a Tellermate supplied printer
USB - B (optional)
For connection to PC for data transfer
Weight:
T-iX - 0.98 kg (2lbs 2oz)
Battery - 0.049 kg (1.7oz)
Ethernet (optional)
Ethernet Adaptor FCC68 cat 5, 8-way connector
to network
Power supply:
Power adapter
Display:
Input to suit country of use.
Output 5V AC 1.2A
Full Graphic LCD
77 mm x 41 mm (3.0” x 1.6”)
240 x 128 pixel resolution
Adjustable backlight and contrast
Power connection
6.5 mm reverse jack on the rear panel.
Soft touch keys:
3 ‘soft key’ fast access keys
Navigation D pad and confirmation
On/Off, Home, Clear Entry, End Count
Power indication
Green LED on the lower front face illuminates
on power from the mains supply or PC USB
connection.
Environmental requirements:
Battery:
Temperatures
Removable, rechargeable Li-ion
Duration: Over 12 hours constant use.
Charging time: 4 hours using the power
supply provided.
Storage: -20oC to 60oC (-4oF to 140oF)
Operating: 5oC to 40oC (40oF to 104oF)
Humidity
All times: 0-95% RH non-condensing
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Leeway, Newport NP19 4SL, UK
www.tellermate.com
Registered Company since 1981
Company No. 1522341
Alternative Contact Details:
If you have purchased this unit from a Tellermate Partner,
they may have put alternative contact details here:
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